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Students will be excited to lead the open house conference! Highlight programs and routines in your classroom! Accountability: students own their learning. Includes: - A "Welcome" page to display on your promethean board (page 2). - Sign in sheet - Editable "Show Off Our Room" with 7 steps. - "Self Evaluation" check off sheet Prior to the conferences: - Print pages 3,4, and 5. - Edit page 5 to highlight programs, seating, centers, and the self reflection form. - Place the "Welcome Sign In

Engage your students with SCOOT. Get rid of the boring worksheets!! SCOOT gets your students out of their seats and stimulates body-brain movement. I have created an editable template in PowerPoint that allows the teacher to add any questions to the task cards. Students will be able to practice, review, and reinforce skills and concepts using "any subject" and "any topic". You decide which questions OR directions are most important to the topic, tap the word “Enter”, and type in your own cont

"Caught in the Act" allows you to quickly award students for appropriate behaviors and actions. Tie the awards into other aspects of your classroom management. i.e.: "If you are Caught in the Act today, you get to eat lunch with the teacher tomorrow". Catch them in the act of... helping others caring effort patience citizenship respect responsibility leadership Fun super hero design in black& white or COLOR !! Prepare: *Print the cards on card stock for durability. If you don't have acc

Fun… interactive…movement activity to assess student knowledge of common nouns and proper nouns!! The Moving and Learning activity will help to reinforce or enrich student understanding of common nouns and proper nouns. Dolch words from grades 1-3 were used to help create Power Point slides. 29 slides with a mix of common nouns and proper nouns. (These slides are not editable.) To play: -Begin the Power Point. -When the word “pops up” on the slide: -students say the word

Fun… interactive…movement activity to assess student knowledge of subjects and predicates!! The Moving and Learning activity will help to reinforce or enrich student understanding of subjects and predicates. Third grade ELA resources were used to help create Power Point slides. 25 slides with a mix of complete subjects and complete predicates. (These slides are not editable.) To play: -Begin the Power Point. -When the sentence “pops up” on the slide: -Students say the sentence together -Then

Accountability slips for students who didn't turn in their homework ...and... students who didn't turn in their classwork. Students fill out the form and you can keep the record as documentation or send it home for the parent to sign and return with the completed work. You get to edit 3 sections: "Your name" at the top, "I understand by not turning in my homework......." and " Future Consequences". Don't forget to click the green * at the top of my home page!! Remember to rate the product, s

This resource includes 10 activities for team building, ice breakers, or beginning of the year activities. Activities can be printed out or posted on promethean board. All activities include reflection questions for students or learning communities!! Activities are also wonderful for time fillers before or after classroom academics. The community building activities include: Crayon for 2 (cooperation) Zoo animals (community building) J.O.Y. (listening) Group Story Telling (Inclusion) Name Ga

Awards that highlight "Life Skills"... "Editable"... and perfect for end of year award ceremony or class recognition. Includes 12 awards in black and white or print in COLOR. Click on "Student Name", "Teacher Name" and "Enter Date" to add your own text. You must have Power Point to open and edit the file. I have used these certificates in elementary school and middle school. You will adore these certificates in both the black and white and COLOR copies. Note: Use card stock to help with dur

All you need to teach Rounding!! My students LOVE this RAP !! Includes: -2 Anchor Charts (one chart has the RAP and one chart explains the RAP for you and your students) - 11 rounding problems and 1 challenge problem for Tens, Hundreds, and Thousands (36 Questions altogether) Instructions: Display the Anchor Charts, teach the rap, complete several examples together, and decide how you want to utilize the Tens, Hundreds and Thousands pages. I like to hang the pages on the walls in my classro

Print, Copy, and Use with ANY Science Experiment!! This lab report comes in 2 lab report versions and an "EDITABLE" rubric to go with the lab report. The first lab report includes explanations, on the lab report. Including: problem (question), hypothesis, materials, procedures, observations/results, and conclusion. The second version has the same headings, but doesn't have explanations. This copy is great if you have your own anchor charts! The rubric has editable content to match the l

Fun...interactive..collaborative....study option!! Students use the job cards to direct them in creating a board game with their group. As they are creating... they are studying! When they finish creating, they get to play everyone's games!! I've also included a self evaluation and group evaluation sheet to keep students on track and guide their behaviors. Day 1 (approx. 50-60 minutes): 1. Print “Job Cards” and “Evaluation Sheet” on white or colored paper. 2. Cut out the “Job Cards”. 4.

Fun… interactive…movement activity to assess student knowledge of nouns and pronouns!! The Moving and Learning activity will help to reinforce or enrich student understanding of nouns and pronouns. Dolch words from grades 1-3 were used to help create Power Point slides. 29 slides with a mix of nouns and pronouns. (These slides are not editable.) To play: -Begin the Power Point. -When the word “pops up” on the slide: -students say the word -Then, they perform the movement that matches their

I created this Place Value Activity to get my students out of their seats.... and interact with the Place Value Chart. This product contains: -2 Anchor Charts (Place Value Charts). -2 Rounds of Place Value Movement & Learning (Covers each Place Value from Ones to Millions) To Begin: --Students stand in an area where they can see the slides and move around. --Review the 1st Anchor Chart from "Ones to Millions". Have students practice reading the number. - As you start the slide show and cl

Independent ... or...Group Activity. Great way to help students take ownership of their learning! They write a sentence from their understanding of the definition and they create a picture to help them remember the meaning of the word. Directions: Teacher fills in the Vocabulary or Key Term words and gives one sheet to each student or group. The puzzle pieces are filled in and cut out. Students can work on putting the pieces back together independently or with a group. Remember to follo

Engage your students with SCOOT. SCOOT gets your students moving and stimulates body-brain movement. You could also hang one sheet of questions on each of the four walls and have students "write the walls". I have included 24 cards that cover common nouns and pronouns. There are 4 editable cards that allow the teacher to add their own tasks. Students will be able to practice, review, and reinforce skills by finding common nouns and pronouns (it, you, I, me, his, my, them, we, he, us, our, &

Use the "Practice Sheets" for an independent activity, group activity or assessment. Print, copy, and cut the "Flow Chart" sheet. I use colored card stock for durability. The "Flow Chart" will be the students favorite activity, if you make it FUN:) Use the "Flow Chart" for independent, partner, or whole group (race and make it a game) practice. To make it a game: Have students practice on their own. Then, have them turn the cards upside down and shuffle them around on the table. The teacher

Fun way to end the year! You get 9 activity pages with several writing and drawing opportunities. You can easily bind (string, prongs, or staple) the pages together for students to have as a keep sake. Prep: EASY! Print pages and they are ready to hand out !! Everything students get to do.... --DRAW/WRITE SOME OF MY FAVORITE THINGS IN EACH SUBJECT --DRAW END OF YEAR SELF PORTRAIT --DRAW/WRITE PERSONAL FAVORITES --WRITE A STORY ABOUT EVENT THIS YEAR --WRITE REFLECTION OF SCHOOL YEAR --DR